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| Electric Library has hundreds of full text newspapers, magazines, reference books, pictures, and radio and TV transcripts. To use this from home, see Mr. Doyle for password information. |
Gale Databases. Two great resources in one:
The Opposing View Points Database and
The Student Resource Center Bronze. Home use requires a password. See Mr. Doyle |
SIRS Knowledge Source. Includes SIRS Researcher, Government Reporter, and Renaissance. A collection of magazine and journal articles that deal with social issues, the US Government, and the arts and humanities. See Mr. Doyle for home access passwords. |
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| Merced County Office of Education Gate Portal. Access to resources for school and career, including refernce sources and media services such as California Streaming. See Mr. Doyle for the username and password. |
World Book Online Encyclopedia. Use this highly respected encyclopedia to begin your research. Includes Enciclopedia Estudiantil Hallazgos, a Spanish language encyclopedia. See Mr. Doyle for the home access password. |
FREE- Federal Resources for Education Excellence. A collection of "free" web sites from federal agencies covering just about every school subject. Hey, you've already paid for it so you might as well use it. |
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| Son of Citation Machine. Create citations for your Works Cited page quickly and easily. Remember to use the MLA (Modern Language Association) format. |
MLA Report Format is an online guide to the Modern Language Association's guidelines for writing research reports. Get the citations right the first time! From the Duke University Library System. |
EasyBib Another site to help you cite. EasyBib quickly and easily creates properly formatted citations for Works Cited pages. Use the MLA format. |
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| "'Information You Can Trust.' Internet Public Library 2 is a searchable, annotated subject directory of more than 9,000 Internet resources selected and evaluated by librarians." Hey, if you can't trust a librarian ... |
Calaxy. A free suite of tools, includes blogging, videoconference scheduling, wikis, an asset management module, as well as Moodle-an online course management system and a file sharing system for educators |
LHS Library News and Current Events. Links to free local, national, and international news sources. Includes a listing of left and right leaning sources and sites in Spanish. |
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| New York Times Learning Network provides access to news stories, lesson plans, puzzles and other current events activities. |
MAPQUEST lets you print street maps and driving directions for any location in the U.S. It also includes a trip planning section. |
Medline Plus. Reliable easy to access health information from The United States National Library of Medicine and The National Institutes of Health. |
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| Dictionary.com is an online dictionary with access to a thesaurus and other writing resources. |
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HistoryWiz.com Search the Web for preselected history sites. Especially useful for Mr. Rupp's U.S. History classes. |